Meanings of recent flurry in English

The recent flurry of negative news from retailers is also not encouraging for the sector.

Moreover, the idea that parents want selection underpins the recent flurry of pro-grammar activity around the country.

The recent flurry of mass strandings has brought a renewed focus on the mysterious, and rare, phenomenon.

The timing could have been better, but for many the recent flurry of home loan interest hikes is not a surprise.

The money spent on KKR's recent flurry of Asia deals comes from several funds including the new Asia fund, the person said.

But despite a recent flurry of high-level visits between the two countries, India appears ill-placed on the ground to exploit Myanmar's opening.

In the recent flurry of local authority initiatives to promote cycling, the focus has been on junctions, cycle lanes, lorries and training.

McGowan blamed the recent flurry of Messenger service ads on former D Squared marketing affiliates who have formed their own company, Scintillant.

It was the latest in a recent flurry of secondary buyouts -where one private equity firm sells to rival buyout firm.

Ginsburg said he thought the recent flurry of lawsuits against China serves a political end for Republican leaders facing an election in November.

The 21st Century Business Herald said the recent flurry of investment approvals had not translated into additional demand for loans from commercial banks.

In the end all he achieved was add weight to Roy Keane's dismissive assessment of that recent flurry of form at club level.

The data follows a recent flurry of reports suggesting a pick-up in U.S. economic activity that has let investors worry less about troubles overseas.

The SA weather forecast looks set to bring more snow with it again this week, after a recent flurry captured imaginations across the country.

A recent flurry of capital raisings on European equity markets bode well for more such deals, bankers involved in the transactions have told Reuters.

The 21st Century Business Herald said the recent flurry of new investment approvals had not translated yet into additional demand for loans from commercial banks.